Although most early educators are eclectic in their theoretical philosophies, they usually agree on these basic tenets: _________________________________________________________________, _________________________________________________________________, _________________________________________________________________, _________________________________________________________________, and

Question

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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

Answer 1

ANSWER:
Children’s basic physical and safety needs must be met before they can experience and respond to higher learning or growth needs; children develop unevenly and not in a linear fashion; developmental crises that occur in the normal process of growing up may offer opportunity for growth and also possibility for regression or maladaptive change; children strive for mastery of their own private inner worlds as well as the outside world; the child’s interactions with significant people play a major part in development.